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By the strictest definition, if one studies simple cuboidal epithelium, one is studying? a. organology b. cytology c. histology d. biochemistry - Answer histology the step that prepares a sample of embedding is called? a. infiltration b. fixation c. dehydration d. clearing - Answer infiltration Of the length listed, the shorted is the? a. nanometer b. millimeter c. angstrom d. micrometer - Answer angstrom if one increase the numerical aperture of the objective lens,...

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Apical - Answer Top part of polar epithelial tissue. Faces the outside, of body, or of internal. --- Area that holds actual cells and nuclei. --- Basal (basement) - Answer - Basement membrane. - Connects to collagen fibers to anchor down, in the Extracellular matrix. ---- no cells, just other ingredients to the tissue. ---- Epithelial Tissue do what functions as selectively permeable? (3) - AFE - Answer - Absorb - Filter - Exctrete Glandular Epithelial - Answer Make up...

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It is used in fixing brain tissue for the diagnosis of rabies. - Answer Acetone Which of the following tissue samples is fixed first before sectioning or grossing? - Answer Brain What do you call the process whereby tissues are cut into uniformly thin slices or section with the aid of a machine? - Answer Sectioning What is the usual range of temperature of a water bath that removes the paraffin wax from the tissue? - Answer 45-50 degrees Celsius All of the following choic...

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An example of an additive fixative is one that contains: - Answer picric acid Microscopic examination of an H&E stained section fixed in formalin shows marked nuclear bubbling. One most often sees this artifact if the specimen is processed following: - Answer incomplete fixation Microscopic evalution of H&E stained sections from a surgically removed small bowl specimen shows an absence of much of the epithelium in otherwise normal tissue. This most likely resulted from: - Answer d...

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NOT an example of universal solvents - Answer diethyl ether Has its release during decalcification - Answer Nitrous Oxide Clearing agent has citrous odor - Answer Limonene derivatives Alcohol that is broken down to formaldehyde by the liver causing blindness and death - Answer Methyl alchohol Acid fast stain is used to demonstrate leprosy - Answer Fite stain When ultrastructural preservation is of the utmost importance, the fixative used should have a pH of: - Answe...

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Microscopic examination of a PAS stained section reveals marked nonspecific staining. This could be caused by fixation in: - correct answers glutaraldehyde solution The pathologist is sure that urate crystals were present in a tissue biopsy and should therefore be present in the H&E stained section, but polarization of the tissue is negative. This could possibly result from the: - correct answers use of water-based fixative Formaldehyde reacts primarily with which of the following protein ...

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What method is used to stabilize proteins making it resistant to further damage? - correct answers Fixation Name two methods of fixation? - correct answers Chemical reaction (formaldehyde) and physical (heat or dessication) What are two causes of Post mortem putrefaction if the tissue is not fixed? ***** - correct answers bacteria or mold What factor causes autolysis if tissue is not fixed? **** - correct answers enzyme attack What are four functions of fixatives? - correct answers 1...

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Define tissue - correct answers cells organized into layers of groups-260 varieties that act together to perform specific functions of the body, there are four types epithelial, muscular, connective, and nervous What are stem cells? What does pluripotent mean? What is the difference between embryonic stem cells and most adult stem cells? - correct answers stem cells are cells that have the ability to divide many times and yield new cells that then specialize groups of stem cells set aside in ...

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